Great fresh produce stand on the cheap on the corner if 160 and Zoar. Best Athena cantaloupes,…read moresilver queen corn, cheap yummy avocados, peaches, peppers at a reasonable price for local grown. 2 things you won't find; butter beans and green tomatoes, but everything else can't be beat.

Delivery and value! Local Carolina farm offerings for fresh produce with a few imports (fruits)…read morenot in season yet. All were delicious. We are doing bi-weekly since just a couple. Everything was very flavorful and fresh! Highly recommend and looking forward to more in season offerings and variety!

Farm fresh's delivery service is the best!!! I found them through a friend and signed up. There is…read morea set day of the week that they come to my area for deliveries. They deliver the produce in a reusable bag on my doorstep. They are SO communicative. Each week, they post what is coming for that week so you have an idea of what to expect. You can fill out a 'do not send' list online if there is anything you don't like, and you can update it at any time. They also have fresh eggs you can add, as well as other add ons from local companies. You can change your preferences at any time, including how frequently they come (weekly, bi-weekly or monthly). All the produce is organic and it's all been delicious! It lasts so long as well. If you have an issue with something being fresh, their costumer service is great. The portion sizes are great as well. I've been very pleased and would highly recommend their delivery service!

My experience here has been excellent! Their customer service is warm and friendly. I love that…read moretheir selection of local goods continues to grow and evolve. Their meats and better are far better than any supermarket around! Despite it being an outdoor market, its a warm and cozy spot making it comfortable to browse and shop!

I go daily for meat and veggie needs. Love the food. Always fresh and tasty. They are also very…read moregood and taking meat cut orders if not immediately at the stand.

I have really taken to doing a large percentage of my weekly shop at Aldi. It's way less expensive…read morethan Harris Teeter, they have a great selection of meats and dairy, and it's way less expensive than Harris Teeter. I may have said that twice because it's really true. No, Aldi doesn't have everything but what they do have makes up the core of my shop. Probably 80% of what is on my grocery list in in stock at Aldi and I'm thinking that the price at the register is maybe 60% of what I do at HT. It's a real deal. Aldi keeps their prices down by not having a wide variety of items, usually just one brand. They do not bag your groceries, that's on you. They do not give away their grocery bags, so either buy them or bring your own reusable bags. And always remember to bring a quarter to borrow a shopping cart which you get back. I like Aldi and I'll continue shopping them. [Review 11648 overall, 1429 of 2019.]

Decided to stop by this Aldi on a Sunday to look for something in particular I had in mind. The…read moreinside was super clean, and everything was organized. They did not have what I was looking for but ended up grabbing a few miscellaneous things that I saw that were a bit cheaper than even Walmart. I honestly didn't really see an employee except for one who was stocking up a shelf. I was surprised to see that Aldi now has self checkouts, which I had to use because they did not have cashiers at all. I was hoping to look at their non food options as sometimes I've found really good finds from laundry products to outside gardeing things. Unfortunately, they did not have a good selection of those things. This aldi did consist mainly of just grocery items. No big deal, now i know. They have an open parking lot with plenty of parking options. Other than that, normal Aldi finds nice store, and I would go back if I'm ever in the area.

What's better than a little produce stand just down the road from your house? I was pretty psyched…read moreto see Providence Product so close to the new place, and although it took a couple weeks, I finally checked it out this past weekend. I wasn't disappointed. I wasn't overwhelmed, either, but I definitely wasn't disappointed. They've got a decent selection of basics and a couple more exotic items, such as mangos. They also had tons of fresh, local strawberries. The employees were friendly, and they do a good job maintaining their produce: none of it had that sad, wilted look that grocery-store stock often has. I'm withholding the fourth star just because a lot of their offerings were imported from far-away lands. I found this somewhat surprising, given the nature and location of their business. However, if the ratio of imports-to-local changes as the growing season continues, I will certainly revise my rating.

On the surface of this shopping center, you might think it is all big corporation stores, but if…read moreyou look a little closer you are able to find some small local businesses, starting with The Butler's Pantry. This little market has everything. They have ready to eat items, frozen homemade dinners like lasagna and chicken pot pie. There are also delicious frozen country ham biscuits. They have wine, sweets, nibbles and gift items. This is a must visit. Super nice service.

Hidden gem in Charlotte. I tried their Sunday brunch and was blown away, everything was fresh and…read morefull of flavor. The eggs, French toast, and homemade bagels with salmon spread were all excellent, but the berry cobbler stole the show. I'm still thinking abou that crust. Though they were out of the coconut cake, the peach hand pie and Korean beef rolls were solid , and the lemon bar was delicious, just wish it was a bit more tart. The staff was incredibly warm, and meeting the owner's family made the experience even more special. Great food, lovely people, and take home options too, I'll absolutely be back.